Group 6 Presentation Quizizz test

Interactive design has design rules that are supported by, except?

• Psychological

• Economic

• Aesthetics

• Ergonomic

• cognitive

How does theory influence the determination of design rules?

• Theories have no influence on design rules

• Theories are solely based on empirical evidence

• Theories help designers understand the consequences of the design rules they apply

• Theories only apply to general design rules

• Theories only apply to specific design rules

The principles are divided into three main categories, what are they?

• Learnability, Flexibility, And Robustness

• Learnability, Accessible, And Empirical

• Robustness, Empirical, And Deduced

• Theoretically, Independent, And Self-Made

• Learnability, Flexibility, And Geosifika

Making it easy for new users to start effective interactions and achieve maximum performance, is the definition of?

• Learnability

• Robustness

• Flexibility

• Asing

• Empirical

What is the primary objective of presenting a collection of usability principles?

• To highlight the limitations of interactive system paradigms

• To provide a comprehensive catalog of usability principles

• To explain the success and failures of different interaction paradigms

• To promote repeatability in the development of interactive systems

• To offer a structured approach for extending the catalog of usability principles

Support for the user to determine the effect of future action based on past interaction history, is a definition of?

• Synthesizability

• Predictability

• Familiarity

• Generalizability

• Consistency

The predictability of an interactive system is determined by what?

• Deterministic

• Superior

• Competent

• Sterling

• Admirable

"A common mathematical puzzle would be to present you with a sequence of three or more numbers and ask you what would be the next number in the sequence," is an example within learnability about?

• Familiarity

• Consistency

• Generalizability

• Synthesizability

• Predictability

What aspect of user interaction does the concept of synthesis focus on?

• The user's ability to predict future interactions

• The user's understanding of the system's behavior

• The user's mental model formation process

• The user's assessment of past interactions

• The user's ability to determine the system's current state

What does familiarity of an interactive system measure for new users?

• The user's existing knowledge of other computer systems

• The user's experience in real-world applications

• The correlation between the user's knowledge and the system's requirements

• The user's ability to perceive the system's design

• The user's initial impression of the system's accessibility